Russia - USSR Envelope with Filipchenko's & Rukavisihnikov's Signatures 1975 FDC

The Russia - USSR Envelope with Filipchenko's & Rukavisihnikov's Signatures 1975 First Day Cover (FDC) is a highly collectible numismatic item that commemorates a significant moment in Soviet history. This envelope features the signatures of two notable figures, Filipchenko and Rukavisihnikov, adding to its historical significance. In 1975, the Soviet Union, also known as the USSR, was in the midst of the Cold War with the United States and its allies. This period was characterized by political tension, military build-up, and ideological competition between the two superpowers. The year 1975 marked a time of significant geopolitical events, including the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, which was a symbolic joint space mission between the US and the USSR aimed at easing international tensions. As a First Day Cover (FDC), this item was likely issued to commemorate a special event or anniversary in 1975. FDCs are envelopes with a stamp cancelled on the first day it is issued, making them popular among philatelists and collectors of historical memorabilia. The fact that this envelope is in Uncirculated (UNC) condition means that it has not been used or circulated, preserving its quality and value for collectors. The signatures of Filipchenko and Rukavisihnikov further enhance the rarity and desirability of this numismatic item. Overall, the Russia - USSR Envelope with Filipchenko's & Rukavisihnikov's Signatures 1975 FDC is a unique piece of Soviet history that captures the spirit of the era and is a valuable addition to any numismatic collection.

N° 2441 | Russia - USSR Envelope with Filipchenko's & Rukavisihnikov's Signatures 1975 FDC

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